Low chance of formation for system in the Gulf of Mexico

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Here is an update from the National Weather Service in New Orleans concerning the potential for tropical cyclone development in the southwest Gulf of Mexico.
Overview:
• There is a LOW (10%) chance of tropical cyclone development over the next 7 days.
• This system is forecast to move generally northward slowly towards the north Gulf coast.
• Regardless of tropical formation, impacts from heavy rainfall and minor coastal flooding are possible Wednesday through Friday.
Confidence:
While there is significant uncertainty regarding if this system will become tropical, we have moderate confidence it will still bring a threat of heavy rain and minor coastal flooding to the local area
Impacts:
• Regardless of development, this system will bring a threat of heavy rain and elevated tides to the local area. Some areas may experience flooding.
• Generally rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches are forecast, with locally higher amounts possible especially near and off the coast.
• Breezy conditions are possible. Cross winds could be an issue for high profile vehicles and for traffic on north-to-south oriented bridges and other elevated surfaces.